The Table

A collection of conversations, places and perspectives from the world of Gaiama.

In conversation

Andrew Clarke

Interviewed in Mougins, South of France
"You have to surrender to
the environment a little"
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In conversation

Juan Arbelaez

Interviewed in Mougins, South of France
“A meal should make you feel
something beyond hunger.”
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In Conversation

Rob Mason

Interviewed in the Cotswolds, UK
“Give me a field and a tent and a big fire.”
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In Conversation

Christophe Lerouy

Interviewed in Singapore
"Cooking elsewhere reminds you that cuisine is alive."
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In Conversation

Julia Sedefdjian

Interviewed in Cannes, South of France.
"Temporary events disappear, but we always try to leave a lasting impression."
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In Conversation

Andrew Clarke

Interviewed in Mougins, South of France.
“You have to surrender to the environment a little”
Read On

In Conversation

Juan Arbelaez

Interviewed in Mougins, South of France
“A meal should make you feel something beyond hunger.”
Read On
Places
The Killingworth Castle
"The pub should be the hub."
A conversation about preserving character, making a journey worthwhile and why the British pub still matters as a place for people to come together.
Kalei, NYC
“Hospitality doesn’t respond to location. It creates it.”
A conversation with Kalei founder Amro Halwani on collectible design, hospitality and why memorable places are shaped by atmosphere rather than location.
PerspectiveS
The Audacity of Those Who Dare to Leave First
PERSPECTIVES

The Audacity of Those Who Dare to Leave First

By Laurent Hostomme
The Problem Was Never the Food
Notes

The Problem Was Never the Food

By Éloïse Mercier-Fox
What Photographs Fail to Capture
OBSERVATIONS

What Photographs Fail to Capture

By Julien Mazille
The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law
OBSERVATIONS

The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law

By Mayan Bouskila
Perspectives
PERSPECTIVES

The Audacity of Those Who Dare to Leave First

By Laurent Hostomme
Notes

The Problem Was Never the Food

By Éloïse Mercier-Fox
OBSERVATIONS

What Photographs Fail to Capture

By Julien Mazille
OBSERVATIONS

The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law

By Mayan Bouskila
Observations

The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law

By Éloïse Mercier-Fox
Observations

The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law

By Éloïse Mercier-Fox
Observations

The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law

By Éloïse Mercier-Fox
Observations

The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law

By Éloïse Mercier-Fox
Observations

The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law

By Éloïse Mercier-Fox
Observations

The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law

By Éloïse Mercier-Fox
Observations

The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law

By Éloïse Mercier-Fox
Observations

The Perfect Emulsion: Why Exceptional Hospitality Needs Empathetic Law

By Éloïse Mercier-Fox
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from the source

Ivydene Flower Farm

By Abigail Beszant
On growing with the seasons, the unseen labour behind every bloom and why waiting makes flowers more precious.
“I love every wonky stem and quirky shape.”
Ivydene Flower Farm
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Bruern Flour

By Henry Astor
Why today's farmer has to think like a grower, a miller and an entrepreneur.
“You Can Complain. Or You Can Grow Tomatoes.”
Bruern Flour
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Westholme Beef

by Augustin Pelletier
A signature Australian Wagyu — rooted in land, lineage, and slow time.
“Great beef is built slowly.”
Westholme Wagyu
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Champagne Paul Goerg

By Ann Hafstrom
Referencing a dinner hosted by Westholme in South of France.
“The finest experiences are rooted in place, season and patience.”
Champagne  Paul Goerg